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English: "Serb Macedonian commanders in Skoplje, 1908" (Српске Маћедонске војводе – у Скопљу, 1908. године).[1] The photograph, of commanders and some of the more distinguished soldiers of the Serbian Chetnik Organization, was taken during the Young Turk Revolution, when they left the mountains and recognized the new constitution.[2] The individuals are wearing "Chetnik gear" – various traditional regional clothing, armed with Mauser-Koka and Berdan rifles. The flag has a cross and the Serbian Cyrillic inscription "Long live freedom" (Живела слобода/Živela sloboda).

—1st row: 1. Anđelko Stanković, 2. Dane Stojanović, 3. Zafir Premčević
—2nd row: 1. Koce Drenovski, 2. Petko Ilić, 3. Rista Starački, 4. Stefan Nedić-Ćela, 5. Denko, 6. Čuma, 7. Boško Virjanac
—3rd row: 1. Živko Gvozdić, 2. Mihailo Josifović, 3. Gligor Sokolović, 4. Micko Krstić, 5. Undetermined, 6. Jovan Dovezenski, 7. Trenko Rujanović

—4th row: 1. Todor Krstić-Algunjski, 2. Kosta Pećanac, 3. Cene Marković, 4. Đorđe Skopljanče, 5. Jovan Babunski, 6. Jovan Dolgač, 7. Milan Babović
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  1. ↑ Trbić, 1996, pp. 174–175
  2. ↑ Jovanović, 1937, p. 307
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Group photos[edit]

1904–1905[edit]

Voivodes Micko Krstić and Jovan Dovezenski.
Cheta of Đorđe Ristić–Skopljanče, before August 29, 1905.
Cheta of Krsta Kovačević-Trgoviški, 1905

before July 1907[edit]

Cheta of Rade Radivojević-Dušan, before July 1907.

1907[edit]

Cheta of Ilija Trifunović-Birčanin, in Vranje.

before 1908[edit]

Micko Krstić and companions.

1908, Young Turk Revolution[edit]

Chetniks in Bitola.
Chetniks entering Skoplje
Trenko, Jovan Babunski, Jovan Dolgač and Gligor Sokolović seen in the front.
Chetniks in Skoplje
Standing: Unknown, Jovan Dolgač, Trenko Rujanović, Denko Čuma, Jovan-Majka, Petko Ilić.
Sitting: Gligor Sokolović and Jovan Babunski.
Chetniks in Skoplje
Chetniks in Skoplje
Group photo of Voivodes, photo no. 1
—1st row: 1. Andjelko Stanković, 2. Dane Stojanović, 3. Zafir Premčević
—2nd row: 1. Koce Drenovski, 2. Petko Ilić, 3. Krsta/Rista Starački, 4. Stefan Nedić-Ćela, 5. Boško Virjanac, 6. Undetermined, 7. Jovan-Majka
—3rd row: 1. Zivko Gvozdić, 2. Mihajlo Josifović, 3. Gligor Sokolović, 4. Micko Krstić(?), 5. Ottoman officer(?), 6. Jovan Dovezenski, 7. Trenko Rujanović
—4th row: 1. Todor Krstić-Algunjski, 2. Kosta Milovanović-Pećanac, 3. Cene Marković, 4. Đorđe Ristić-Skopljanče, 5. Jovan Stojković-Babunski, 6. Jovan Dolgač, 7. Milan Babović
Group photo of Voivodes, photo no. 1, variant
Group photo of Voivodes, photo no. 2
Chetniks with Ottoman officers in Skopje during Young Turk Revolution (1908)

1908, unknown date[edit]

Group photo.
Group photo.
Standing: Kosta Pećanac, Jovan Babunski, Gligorije, Undetermined
Sitting: Jovan Dolgač, Gligor Sokolović, Vasilije Trbić

Balkan Wars (1912–13)[edit]

Vojvoda Tankosić with his band, before July 1913

Unknown year[edit]

Band of Ilija Trifunović-Birčanin, perhaps 1907
Band of Vanđel Skopljanče, photo no. 1
Band of Vanđel Skopljanče, photo no. 2
Band of Stefan Nedić-Ćela

Individuals[edit]

Commander Lifespan Active Operation Notes

Micko Krstić–Porečki
 (d. October 29, 1909)
Balkan Wars
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